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Wednesday 03 January 2024 11:49 am  |  Updated:  Wednesday 03 January 2024 2:05 pm

Watch Littler vs Humphries at Ally Pally? It could cost you £3,000

By: Matt Hardy

Deputy Sports Editor - Morning Wire

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Tickets for tonight's World Darts Championship final between Luke Littler and Luke Humphries are being resold for as much as £3,000.
Tickets for tonight’s World Darts Championship final between Luke Littler and Luke Humphries are being resold for as much as £3,000. (Photo by Tom Dulat/Getty Images)

Tickets for tonight’s World Darts Championship final between Luke Littler and Luke Humphries are being resold for as much as £3,000.

Fans of the sport are hoping for history tonight with 16-year-old sensation Littler storming his way to tonight’s final.

His opponent, World No1 Humphries, is also looking for a maiden title.

Ticket resell platform StubHub is selling four tickets behind the family section for £3,000 a pop while tickets on the opposite side of Ally Pally can set you back as much as £723.

There are tickets in the family section for £400.

Fellow platform Viagogo has tickets in Block A and C for upwards of £400.

None of the above tickets are available on the iconic floor tables, which tends to be home to much of the atmosphere Ally Pally has become so famous for.

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Littler will take on Humphries this evening looking to be the youngest PDC Darts World Championship winner since Michael van Gerwen won his first title at 24.

“It is crazy to even think I am in the final on my debut,” Littler said after his semi-final win.

Littler told Sky Sports: “I was happy to win one game and now I can go all the way. It’s not easy. You are playing Rob, he is a world champion who won on debut. I’ve got no words.”

Cris Miller, Viagogo’s global managing director, said: “We’ve witnessed a surge in ticket demand fuelled by Luke Litler’s remarkable story.

“It’s evident that his stellar performances have played a pivotal role in driving this heightened interest and the final is now a hot ticket.

“At Viagogo, our mission is to connect fans with live events in a secure and reliable manner, ensuring
every seat finds its audience. The PDC World Darts Championship consistently generates significant
sales and we’re helping fans to experience the sport they love by providing a safe platform to access
the thrill of the very best live events in the UK and all around the world. Tonight those fans could
witness history at Ally Pally.”

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